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Importance of North Sea Oil and Gas Revenue to British Economy fastessayz.com

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Importance of North Sea Oil and Gas Revenue to British Economy Name Instructor Institution Course Date Abstract The oil and Gas revenue benefits the British Economy on development in the energy’s security, taxation, export revenue, regional development, indirect and direct job creation and investments.  The oil boom of 1974 increased the formation of policies for the control of the prices and operations on North Sea Oil and gas industry.   The oil and gas industries were formed for the control of the following status. The problems to be managed were the below-average human development for the citizens, change of the strong dependencies for the oil export business, high unemployment rates, rising governmental expenditures, deterred interests for private investment. The financial and contractual management has been enabled by the resource planning, licensing, depletion policy, operation’s oversight, health and safety and market influence control are governed with the operat...

Section II: Establishing Acceptability fastessayz.com

Section II: Establishing Acceptability              The acceptability of the project uses a lot of risk for the stakeholders of the organization.  The risk management requires the continuous and ongoing movement of the entity.  The approach requires the risk management to be controlled by all individuals in the organization.  The management is required to assess the best ways of formulating the best strategy setting activities, (Abraham, 2011).  The risk management is designed to identify the different risks offered in the capital purchase decision. The organization can assure the provision of the entity’s management and board assessment.  The approach gears the achievement of objectives for the separate but overlapping categories. Capital purchase project presents business, legal, operational, market and credit risks             The specific aspect...

Age of Oil fastessayz.com

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Age of Oil The oil today has been able to run the country through the many years providing the electricity requirement.  The potential of reaching the peak of the oil usage has led to the future being posed with the danger of energy inefficiencies, (Krebs, 2009). The article will assess the two alternatives of oil energy and the role of the government in offering energy.              The first alternatives are the wind energy. The government and the society should invest in wind turbines, (Terrence and Turk, 2014). The wind energy originates from the clean fuel source. The production of the oil will require the combustion of fossil fuels while the wind does not require any combustion.  The wind turbines do not produce large amounts of atmospheric emissions, (Krebs, 2009).   The investment into the wind power will offer the conversion of the wind energy to the electric power. The investment in the wind en...

Dementia in the Elderly Case Scenario One

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Dementia in the Elderly Case Scenario One  The diagnostic tests for the 75-year-old female will be based on the assessment of the short-memory loss, forgetting of appointments and constant repetition of information.  A doctor or nurse should seek special arrangements for the diagnosis test. The 75-year-old female could not have English as a first language. The language state increases the need of a nurse who can easily communicate with the patient. The nurse or the healthcare employee will be required to assess the patient’s mental status and ability to follow instructions. The assessment will be based on the assessment of the comfortable, cooperative and alertness of the patient. The nurse can obtain the invalid and misleading results when validity is not observed.  The assessment tool that can be used is the Montreal Cognitive assessment.  The evaluation will focus on the Visual-spatial, naming, memory, language, abstraction and delayed recall state of the patient....

Kotter’s Change Model.

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Article One The article identified the different requirements of the Kotter’s Change Model.   The author believes on the state of urgency as an opportunity to collect many facts that can support the changes. The author should focus on the examination of opportunities and threats. The threats and opportunities will help in soliciting support. The creation of the coalition should focus on the key stakeholders and people having an emotional commitment to the change. The ease of communication of the vision and the encouragement of dialogue will help the stage of developing and communicating the vision.  The strategies of quick wins will be helpful in the state of overcoming resistance.  The seventh step is not letting go of the change from the pressure from future resistance to changes. The eight steps will be on normalizing of changes into the corporate culture. Article two The article identifies the challenges are emanating from enforcing change in the department of ...

Many Selves, One Person fastessayz.com

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Many Selves, One Person My appreciation of the cultural values and the gender am in affected the overall description of myself. Gender focuses on the definition of me on the biological characteristics present within my body. The state of being feminine or male affects the overall perception and description of me, (Banks, 2011). Culture indicates that a baby boy should have blue clothes while a female child should have pink clothes. Gender and culture affect self-perception.             My culture and gender offer me the opportunity to align myself to certain values and social beliefs. Our culture is supported by the society through social appreciation and enforcement.  The belief of God being supreme and punishes sin helps me to focus on integrity and honesty, (Durbin, 2011). My culture dictates that gender is fixed and not universal. My biological state determines gender. Culture has helped me to know whether I will be submi...

Telemedicine responsibilities for Healthcare Managers fastessayz.com

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Telemedicine responsibilities for Healthcare Managers Name Author Course Institution Date Abstract Principal objectives  The principal objective was on the assessment of the implications and advantage of implementing ethical and legal responsibilities for computer applications.  Methods used  The research’s method employs the qualitative research method.  The research’s design was based on the assessment of different journal articles and healthcare manager’s insight. Principal results Healthcare managers require the implementation and adherence to computer applications ethical and legal responsibilities. The Telemedicine deals with access, property, accuracy and privacy. The control of the use of the computer systems will help in the safeguarding of the organizational profit. Main conclusions Ethical and legal responsibilities for computer application increase the productivity of the Healthcare Institution. Introduction Background Information  Telemedicine eme...